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Posted: April 8th, 2009, 7:41 pm
Post bugs, ideas, wants and needs here.
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CoachK wrote:Post . . . wants and needs here.
LOL - Ya think'n Kelly Pickler? maybe you'll get lucky in branson this year when she is admiring CB&B's paintings!colchar wrote:CoachK wrote:Post . . . wants and needs here.
I suppose '25 year old blonde' is beyond your capabilities?
devildeac wrote:Just testing to see if I can post on all the threads this evening. :lol:
OK, I found that - it is the new post little red icon on the left of the thread title.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:
Also, is there a "new" button on the topic page for a thread, or just at the top of the thread when you've gone to it?
Yup. It's a sticky!colchar wrote:Just out of curiosity - has this post been stuck to the top of the page?
Chris - I was wondering if this was a sendmail issue. I almost sent you a message regarding this last night because my PM test was sitting in outbox, but it eventually was sent so I didn't send. You might want to check sendmail error logs for configuration issues or time to delivery issues. is this a unix box we are running on?CameronBornAndBred wrote:I noticed today while sending some private messages, that not all went through. That was because you have to click "submit" on a couple pages, not just one like the regular postings. To make sure your messages have sent, check your outbox or sent items. They should be in at least one of those folders, if not, then you will have to do it over.
I'm assuming it's at least Linux because of the php. I think the message sits in the outbox until it recieved, by either the user you sent to or at least their email client. (You get an email notice of sent messages)cl15876 wrote:Chris - I was wondering if this was a sendmail issue. I almost sent you a message regarding this last night because my PM test was sitting in outbox, but it eventually was sent so I didn't send. You might want to check sendmail error logs for configuration issues or time to delivery issues. is this a unix box we are running on?CameronBornAndBred wrote:I noticed today while sending some private messages, that not all went through. That was because you have to click "submit" on a couple pages, not just one like the regular postings. To make sure your messages have sent, check your outbox or sent items. They should be in at least one of those folders, if not, then you will have to do it over.
So the server this is running on is not in your garage or basement, I gather, but from a hosted service provider? I did some research on chat options today and found a pretty sexy AJAX chat program and it integrates with phpBB very nicely, but still looking at options.CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm assuming it's at least Linux because of the php. I think the message sits in the outbox until it recieved, by either the user you sent to or at least their email client. (You get an email notice of sent messages)cl15876 wrote:Chris - I was wondering if this was a sendmail issue. I almost sent you a message regarding this last night because my PM test was sitting in outbox, but it eventually was sent so I didn't send. You might want to check sendmail error logs for configuration issues or time to delivery issues. is this a unix box we are running on?CameronBornAndBred wrote:I noticed today while sending some private messages, that not all went through. That was because you have to click "submit" on a couple pages, not just one like the regular postings. To make sure your messages have sent, check your outbox or sent items. They should be in at least one of those folders, if not, then you will have to do it over.
Very cool, thanks for looking. I've done the server hosting before, in fact my last one is next to me and serves as a wonderful shelf for my beer bottles.cl15876 wrote: So the server this is running on is not in your garage or basement, I gather, but from a hosted service provider? I did some research on chat options today and found a pretty sexy AJAX chat program and it integrates with phpBB very nicely, but still looking at options.
Isn't that what they are good for, especially when laying on side (more space)? :lol:CameronBornAndBred wrote:cl15876 wrote: .... last one is next to me and serves as a wonderful shelf for my beer bottles.
I think I set it for 5 minutes. It can be anytime we choose, but I think 5 minutes is pretty reasonable. The mods can edit any post at any time, so if you know you do need to change something, let one of them know.Sue71 wrote:Question, & I may have missed it somewhere, but what is the time available to edit a post? Tilly replied to one of mine, and it was at 8 min when I saw it... & could no longer edit. Is it a time thing? Because there was a reply?